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About Larry Levin
Larry Levin is the Founder & President of Secrets of Traders- a commodity trading educational firm dedicated to helping traders succeed in the futures markets. Larry trades the S&P 500 at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, the world's largest and most diverse financial exchange. Larry has been trading his own account or company's proprietary accounts since 1993, trading an average of 2500-3000 E-mini S&P contracts a day.
He has been in and around the S&P 500 futures pit at the CME for almost 20 years, where he started as a runner for Lind-Waldock. Larry moved up through the ranks from runner to phone clerk to desk manager of the S&P desk. He began trading his own account in 1994.
In 1998 he formed Trading Advantage, a publishing company enabling him to distribute his self-authored trading course, The Secrets of Floor Traders. In 2000 he sold the rights to the course Secrets of Floor Traders to Secrets of Traders, LLC to market his products for him. This transaction has allowed him to trade for a living full time while continuing to distribute his message. He recently developed his newest trading course, 'The Secrets of an Electronic Futures Trader'; designed to give the electronic futures trader the competitive edge needed to succeed.
Larry's lifelong vision is teaching people to learn how to trade the right way.
Click Here to Read Larry's Story
About Secrets of Traders.com Secrets of Traders.com is a commodity trading educational firm dedicated to helping traders succeed in the futures markets. Secrets of Traders.com was developed by Larry Levin, a professional trader who has been trading for almost 20 years. He trades the S&P 500 on the trading floor and you can learn more about his secrets by visiting www.SecretsofTraders.com Contact Secrets of Traders at Email :info@secretsoftraders.com Phone Number Local: 312.454.3047 or Toll free: 888.755.3846
SEE BELOW For Larry's Personal Trading Statements & Your
FREE Trading Technique you can start using today..
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Larry's Most Powerful Low Risk
Trading Technique
One-Time Framing One-time framing allows you to know when the market is in a short-term trend, either up or down. It will constantly help you determine which direction the market is trending and will help you decide where to put on a position (low risk in most cases) in the direction of that short-term trend. One-time framing will also tell you where your stop order has to be or, in other words, where the market will stop trending, and it will tell you when you shouldn't be in the trade anymore, because the trend is most likely over. One of the best things about one-time framing is that it also tells you where to move (or trail) your stop order, which allows you to lock in profits when you've gotten in on the current short-term trend. There are two kinds of one-time framing: 1) One-Time Framing Up: When the market is trending up. 2) One-Time Framing Down: When the market is trending down. This can all be done with a simple 30-minute bar chart. ... [download for more]
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